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30th April 2020 by trindadecamara News 0 comments

Creative Writing in Year 2

The Year 2 students have been getting creative at home by compiling their own stories for English.

The students have put in great effort to create stories that take the reader on an adventure while in the comfort of their own home. Some of the stories involve action and heroism while others revolve around emotion, tugging on the strings of our hearts, leaving the reader with a soft and warm feeling. Other learners have chosen a more humorous path in their story, which has left readers feeling joyful and giggling.

We hope you enjoy reading some of the examples included here.

Erin Hierse
Year 2 Teacher